I’m a PhD student in the Department of Computer Science at University of Toronto, advised by Robert Soden and Steve Easterbrook. I’m part of the Toronto Climate Observatory.

My research envisions a human-centered approach to climate data, risk and modeling that expands contemporary climate technologies to be more place-based and environmentally just. I hope to contribute to this vision by unpacking the complexities of environmental information infrastructures, and shifting attention to the sociotechnical practices that both enact and shape the politics and possibilities of climate action. I use a range of HCI methodologies like critical, speculative, and participatory design in my research.

Research Interests: Human Computer Interaction (HCI), Climate Change, Climate Informatics, Climate Risk, Critical Computing, Critical Data Studies, Digital Interaction

Recent News

January 2024: Named the Department of Computer Science Wolfond Fellow this year!

January 2024: I’m serving as the Art and Demos Co-Chair for ACM COMPASS 2025. Cfp open. See you in Toronto this summer!

October 2024: I’ll be co-organizing and presenting my research at the Ontario Climate Risk Workshop!